How much is your water bill?

[helpimcrap]

About £12 a month. 2 bed semi living alone.

 

[helpimcrap]

3.74 a month as I'm on low income

Mind if I ask how come? Is that through water company or government?

I'm a student with no job. I've just been living off savings the last year but need a job soon.

 

[linktoinsanity]

£16 a month. Single in one-bedroom flat.

 

[The1nonly1]

£22 per month on meter. 2 people, 3 bedroom detached.

 

[Craig321]

About £30 a month for 2 of us in a 2 bedroom place.

That reminds me, I really should take a meter reading, it's been ages since I paid them lol

 

[Mangochutney]

£11 a month, just me plus the kids at the weekend

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

Single person here in 1-bed house. Showers every day, dishes 1 or 2 times a day, plenty of drinking water and coffee etc.... £15/month with 7Trent Water.

 

[Deleted member 66701]

£47 a month, 5 bed detached, 2 adults, three kids.

 

[Lunatic Dreyfus]

In my last couple of places it used to be about £21 a month. Single, two bed flat and currently with Anglian Water.

Now it's all over the place. The last bill seemed to settle down, but by my standards the first was absurd and I even got a slightly snotty letter from them reminding me that I apparently lived in one of the driest areas of the country. I'll wait for the next one to see if something's amiss.

 

[do_ron_ron]

Its in the overall Council Tax Bill, £152 for water/pa

 

[Housey]

Water supply is maybe 30 quid a month but sewage, which is dealt with separately can be massively expensive as we have 4 pumps (shared) that we need to service most years (1 per) and that is circa 500 quid but if one needs replacing, circa 3K!

 

[SkScotchegg]

£32

 

[Kalexuz]

£22 a month unmetered, but it comes straight out my wages before tax/NI as I work for the company itself

 

[Boge]

Over the past 10 years we've used, on average, 120 m3 (cubic meters) PA

But our bills have risen 20%.

Privatisation has a lot to answer for. Given that water falls from the sky and is usually free.

 

[Kalexuz]

Welcome to the economy I'd say.

Drinking water isn't free though is it, nor is it the only service you pay for and receive

 

[DXP55]

£360 a year now- At my old house it was £135 a year - Had an almighty shock when we sold and rented for 18 month's -- £500 quid !!!!!! a year.

Just two of us and a garden.

 

[Em3bbs]

Just bumping this after a search. I moved into a new house in March and just got a bill for the next year for £935(!). We don't have a meter here so for some reason the rates are absolutely crazy. I've requested a meter now, something I thought I'd never do!

 

[Em3bbs]

£54 a month no meter. 3 bed semi and just two of us. It was around £15 in our flat and we don't use any more water.

My water supply apparently can't be metered at street level as it's shared between my neighbour and I. Annoying.

Request a survey for a meter, they told me on the phone this morning that if I couldn't have a meter for some reason then based on living in a 5 bed detached house I would be put on a rate of around £440 a year, that's compared to my current unmetered rates bill of £935 a year.

 

[eazyrider]

Free. Live with my parents

 

[shadow_boxer]

Always worth getting your metre checked. Not long after we moved into our new house our bills rocketed to well over £100 per month. Thankfully the meter faulty and we were refunded just over £1500 and a new meter installed.